WaveBreakers Swim School
Learn to Swim - School AgeOur qualified and professional instructors provide quality swimming tuition for all levels within this age group.However, our classes are very popular and excellent value for money and classes fill up fast, so be sure to book your child’s place early. Please feel free to speak to us personally regarding aquatic activities for your child. |
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Wavebreakers Levels
| Starfish | For new learners, children needing improvement in confidence, floating and submerging skills in deeper water. |
| Jellyfish | For children who can float and submerge in deeper water. Introduction to movement fundamentals and basic water safety skills. |
| Seahorse | For children who can float, push & glide from the side and travel on front & back. Introduction to swimming strokes and treading water. |
| Seals | For children who can push/glide, kick and swim 3m front and back. Extension of strokes and breathing skills. Introduction to basic diving and rescue skills. |
| Marlin | For children who can swim 5m Freestyle & backstroke and basic breaststroke co-ordination. Course focus is on balance, streamlining and breathing development. |
| Sharks | For children who can swim 8m of freestyle breathing to the side, 8m backstroke and 5m basic breaststroke. Lesson focus is on building distance with stroke development and further personal survival skills. |
| Dolphins | For children who can swim 25m without pause and show 15m rhythmic freestyle with breathing,15m backstroke and 10m breaststroke. Stroke development with introduction to butterfly and tumble turns. Strong personal survival experiences. * Includes Swim for Life 200m certification. |
| Swordfish | This course aims to build water confidence and teach swimming skills to the older child, 9-13 years. |
| Kingfish | This course is for older children (9-13 years) who can swim, but have problems with their breathing technique. Develops breathing skills and style as well as well as developing other strokes. |
Last Modified: 12 December 2011



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